The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 12, 1910, Page 6

WILL DECIDE ON RECALL ELECTION | | | (Conctuded.) Jregistered voters will be small, If estes! = it ia filed in Pebruary the election! until after! may be timed so as to fall in with it will be/ihe council election on March to register) when the peop will piek olne of and Chis ithe 18 oandtd wre « than get Women Gan Vote ting names to the petition The one Muminating fact in all of this is that the recall can get] Spring Election Peyrvary: 2 the shinse of 5,000 women to a With rst of the year will/ petition any time the elreulate come prel for the }want to try, and they can figure apring cour h election The | tt ® per cent of the women vot held Feb-! tng will v ye the recall of Ht pectal elec: | GH vert , the problem of would be &/ deciding what to do just now ts ectally in view | giving the league po end of getting voters t. It was expected that the of the election would be ¢ t there will be} oided at a meeting of the execu s for counctimen:| tive committee yesterday, but no} will be @ poOjdecision wa ached, The com litical mixup such as has never | mi ix meeting again this after Deen seen in the city, In all this | noon, and a meeting of the trustees turmoil, with conflict and ding | has been called for Monday after of inter it will be a hard task | noon to get the | ¢ mind settled on Zerwekh's Opinion. any one question The work of the league may ap The petitions have to be to those who do not un filed, if filed tn ‘ r, on what we have to con day which will t election sald President David later than Ja so that the The opposition ts go elec-|ing to make every kind of a fight 5 ) and /it can against us, The recall is February but one|something new, and we have no month , with the precedents to go by. There are il y vn in innumer little technicalities p not filed that have to be looked into and a after January 1 it will have to be | decision made before we can Ko checked with the new registration ahead. We expect Gill to try ev Msts, and in this way a large num-/ery trick that able lawyers and ber of names may be lost able politicians can think of, and It is expected that the coune we are planning to block each one primary will bring out a «of them. When we come to a de istration. If the re is cision the public can rest assured sd in January of | that we are sure of our ground NICE HUSBAND THIS WOMAN HAS, ACCORDING TO HER The meanest husband that ever, He threw panful after panful of ‘Was, in the opinion of Helen Adams, | water upon her is her own, John Adams. he bas; He offee over the table. 20 reasons to prove her broad ac He dishe @usation. They are all contained In| He cursed her the complaint she filed this morning} He her praying for a divorce | He 4 her According to her, Adams threw{ He sneered at her cabbage all over the floor, jumped Ned her Har dozens of times On it with both feet and smeared It each k about the house. Also he rubbed) He caused her to ery his dirty shoes against the bedding He caused the children to ery Moreover, | He made her earn her own living He hit her with books, pans, He drank Sticks and vegetables. | They have been married for over He tore down the portleres, {as x reese | and have two ¢ ee “Jesus | Would Use Moving Pictures,”” Says Pastor New York Methodist Preacher Tells Why He Gives Exhibi- tions Every Sunday in His Church. NEW YORK, Nov. 12.—"If Jesus were preaching here today, I think € va: He would use moving pictures,’ gays the Rev. Dr. Christian F. Reisner, pastor of Grace M. EF. eburch, answering Methodists who eriticise the moving picture exhibi tions he gives in his church Sunday evenings and week nights. “Jesus used the things about Him in His teaching. When He healed a blind man He spat on the sand and rubbed the sand on the man's eyes. He told His disciples, Ss REV. DR. C. F. REISNER. used the common, everyday things of life to work with. “What's more, the pictures help when they had fished all night and the missionary movement. I've caught nothing, to drop their net been able to show the young peo- on the other side of the boat, and Pie the natives and streets of for- they caught many fish. He used ¢ign lands, where we send money water to make wine. He could have fr missions. The pictures were healed the man without using sand Proof of all that had ever been and saliva, just by a word. He said of the need for Christianity could have fish from heaven @9d civilization in the distant) into that With a word He ‘ands.” eould have made a jar and filled it Dr. Reisnet fills his church to But His beholders would overflowing every Sunday night! understood these things and several nights each week, with as they did’ when He) moving picture exhibitions OREGON OPENS ‘VICTORIA TEAM PLAGUE HOSPITAL IS ORGANIZED | cmdline | help,and Mrs. J. Jacobsen, 16th and (ny United Press.) | (By United Press) 3 i. Sauniy cooking and is proud | Alder st. The little girl is devoted Eeteum for the treatment of} incorporation of the Victoria Base-| censured for permitting her to do|fore Judge Prater whe rans tuberculosis patients will be opened} ball club, which has acquired a this work {f {¢ ‘aes ani éertars a sae rater The complaint Pecon ber 1, according to a decision | franchise in the Pacific Northw with: ter ohasaiion ead sc f we s ac - that she was worked too lust reached by the Oregon com-| ern league, was announced at a spe-| agg Mgr ao Mpngaen Bags hard and the foster mother was mission that has charge of the in-| cial meeting of those Interested in Sg tee gg oy Bi Sled too, nervoun to take care of her, oe Applicati _ for pene the project, held late yesterday af. morning In the matter of Evelyn | court ana ail reg . paige waa’ ance for patients have already | te ut our a a ed e © fo home, been received Temporary officers were elected |8cobsen, adopted daughter of Mr.| was Judge Frater's decision ‘The sanitarium will accommodate | ag follows | 50 people. G al manager, L. A. Watalet president and treasure T. MePher DEATH THREATS 02: "80 resident Gorse Praser THEY CALLED HER HUSBAND “JACK ne ‘e! J A jrect ” FOR SALOON MAN °""....8y" Tonins JOHNSON,” SO SHE WANTS DIVORCE Green, Smart and Fraser This was the only business trans i (By United Pre (By United Prews.) dicted WALLA WALLA, Nov. 12.—"Everybody called him Jack after PORTLAND, Or Nov 22 ea lain that negro pugilist, and I simply could not stand it,” said Mise spon a Rm ser 1 ge Sager HE MAKES “LOVE Letha Ackley today in explaining why she sued John Johnson for the police scoured the North End divorcee. The decree was granted by Judge Brents yesterday, for the author of @ threatening iet AMONG THE LIONS.” ane ere cetnaee Was given the right to use the name Letha Ack ter received by Bruno, in which he || ley, which she acquired b ormer marriage was told to deposit $1,000 in cur-| new york The foar| Since the Jeffries Johnson affair at Reno last summer, John reney in the mail box of a lodging! jon man fu } Me Sons Johr on has been known among his friends as Jack Johnson, house on First st. If he failed ; Paes t is sac writer threatened Bruno with | four" a dif This did not appeal to Mrs. Johnson and she tired of the death ai es ‘ name which was familiar on nearly every tongue in the land Monday night il, an Italia : no ear © new The grounds for the divorce were nonsupport. The defendant cook, was murder 1 the sid Garrie i, . na did not appear in court to contest the claim directly in front of Bruno . b - tes the dit The murde caped ; P 4 " marry ee rT, pro. | Tableou Act I—Little Jessie be- % WOULDN'T FILL CUPBOARD. * i © have the | comes Mrs. Slaughter (echo of * = When H A. Lake would | * aid In a of lions at | ha” from villain, “She belongs * come home and find hing ana pined tor wz D eae me at last”) *® to ea h * € Was & lea ta # around a own %| One ca ' tea taster] | wi h Jeane flee far away to 8¢ # again and . pea da rn hope In-battle or] Aet II—Seene SR ae | eee be cas ¢ Slaughter inhuman * Ls * P . and blood to res | Dak. (the home of Deadwood Dick | * ask fe * re and other famous melodrammer| Act IL—Scene Superior court * “4 d invaria * id as no fire eate His} scouts) | King county, Wash # ed a sar to | 2, w) knees caved in and he cathe up| seroin Pretty little 15-year-|. Jessie: I want a divorce; also # when ah where. | groggy bi me old Je half of that $20,009. He took ad a c The play introduces to America| Villain Mr, Slaughter—Logan | Vantage of my youth to induce me % for fuel. eo. uel ®, &| the best comedian England has sent) Slaughter, worth $30,000. |to marry him nis € e@ apy over here in many a lo y le Je P 4 | it daios this testers woven 3 ore in mat re mk day—A avian ito ttle Jonnie Marry | Intermiaaion 10 days, during 2. Ma no plays the shrink-|me, become m fe, or I shailjwhich time the court will invest OK Kk kt IK te | ing hero make your Mrs. Slaughter | gate sis meee | i STAR—SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1910. IT’S A MIGHTY GENTLE BREEZE THAT CARRIES NO BAD NEWS THE THIRD READER BY FRED SCHAEFER. HORACE HIGHBROW'S HUMILIATION When sent to school by his parents, Horace Highbrow from the firet absorbed knowledge like a sponge He became a model of learning, who was held up to the admiration of his classmates Soon he forged far ahead of them, at which they gave three #uch glad cheers. Also, they hoped he would keep right on going Several sturdy little boys who did not keow much and cared lets were Peter Piecrust, Jack Joblotts and Chester Cheesecake Althoughthey had been to school these three years, they excelled in nothing so much as putting potnted tacks on the pedagogue's chair or placing cawutehouc on the primary stove. Such was thetr lack of learning that Peter was prone to use “like” as a conjunc tion, and to utter senten freaght with split Infinitives; Jack could not spell ." i it was anyway a sisable cat, nor even such small word as “miscroscopleal”; while Chester was not proficient at ciphering, and made himeeclf ridiculous when asked to do s mental gum in trigonometry When Horace looked ahead to what would become of these be nighted lads the thought blanched hin cheeks, He decided to im prove them with wise counsel Therefore, to Peter he said, “Pardon my warmth upon the sub fect, but you must forfeit all pretensions to usefulness in life unless you strive for grammatical perfection.” “You talk like you had doodle bugs ts your dome,” retorted Peter lightly Horace, a little taken back, implored Jack to apply Limeelf to his lexicon, and told Chester that he would never sucesed at any thing until be had mastered higher mathematics Sad to say, Peter and Jack and Chester were agt much im pressed, and fell upon him ant treated him ignominiously, with weighty biffs in the bugle. Thereupon Horace left them to garner the consequences of their lamentable ignorance in the far distant future. That is all, except that the far ¢ nt future has now arrived and all of the p little boys save Horace Highbrow are discovered eon gaged in the most exalted employments, Peter Piecrust writes heart throb editorials for the paper, and somehow makes shift to daily put his stuff across like he had the diction of a Macaulay Jack Jobiotts draws the funny pictures for the comie supplement at 125 bucks per, and apparently doe have to spell correctly. Chee ter Cheesecake lx business manager of Daily Palladium, whose circulation figures, to which he swears annually, baffle the most ex accountants As for Horace windows. ~ (COURT LETS FOSTER CHILD Hghbrow, he is a college graduate and washes the WORK IF SHE WANTS TO. When a Wittle girl ikea te le NIGHTS IF * A : TONY aecaee PRETTY GOOD PLAN TO GET PINCHED FRIDAY YOU MUST! When the duck hunting season ts on (as now) Police Judge Gordon always opens court earlier on Sat jurday mornings than during the jbalance of the week. Invariably jevery Saturday morning the judge | mb high rubber boots, a | we K sult and a cow jboy hat. His first act upon reach jing his chamber is to stand his shotgun in the corner. His next move it to sean % the morning cal endar, If many names appear the é wntle is Jnot in evidence [The leon number drunks” and “dinorderiies” to ipass on tbe Jwider becomes | his smile, For then there in just so muc ting for him. birds” out Rain he hastily told Arth and behave himeelt and the judge hiked ws Now that woman carried #0 completel | what is to become o! opting of the execu | be held this af headquarters In the ing to decide this "Washington will ne of free ad la M. Parker oliege Buffrage le sault of woman suff ewepapers and =m int something of 1 } | ; | ton Equal Suffrage association? ortining president of the he knows that h more shoot hur to get out Arthur for the train SUFFRAGE WILL ; ADVERTISE STATE = suffrage y in the f the Washing A tive committee ternoon at the Areade build 10,000 col natd Misw get ague the raKe. pagasines will the campaign an GIRL OF SIXTEEN _A DARING PILOT MARGARET BEVAN, PHILADELPHIA, Nov, 12.—An oth aring sky pilot {# in our |midst—and a mere girl of 16 at that But she's one of the old-fashioned | ort of sky pilots, who steer men’s joule rather than men’s airships. She Margaret Bevan, a Welsh girl of enthusiastic religion, who gravely mounts the pulpit to plead with sinners and prays with peni }tants, She scarcely looks even her 16 years | Miss Bevar landed States recently with a tour of 16 weeks, {she will preach in 1 | citi After that sh to her home in and go to school Jeweler. in the United her mother for during which many American e will go back rphilly, Wales, jer father is a MEXICO WILL NIL EDITORD (iy United Press) FORT LEAVENWORTH, Kas, | Nov. 12.—A mos referring to ithe anti Amertean rot in Mexico and the Investigation being conduct jed in Texas at the instance of the | wtate department, was picked up by wirclows here, ita naserted by thowe in charge of the station The mew | ange, a given out, follows “Editors incendiary newsapa- pers wiil v0 arrested, Embassy vigorously protesting. Am in formed questionable authority that Antonio Rodriguez was born in New Mexico, and was an Ame n citizen,” Officials here believe that the menage was sent by Secretary of State Knox to President Taft, who fs at sea on route to Panama. “Quiet,” Says Publishe KANSAB CITY, Nov, 12.--Paul | Hudson, president of the Mexican |Herald Publishing company, of Mexico City here an follows | “All quiet today. United States jand Mexico acted promptly and in perfect harmony in suppressing apbed bis mother HERE'S A FINE CASE OF VISITING OF PARE NTS UPON THE CHILDREN “THEY SEEN Thee ang iy riot, Wilson not in danger, Herald building somewhat damaged.” Fi Foar More Riots r EL PASO, Tex. Nov. 12 ie Though it is fear that antl i American rioting may break out tn cro ne . : | ithe wtate of Jalisco, and partien-| WILLIAMSTOWN, Mana; Nov. den in the garments of thelt game” a larly tu Guadalajara, where the|11—Two sons of millionaire I, R,| tives, Other college students; dram S fecling against Americans ia very] Adriance attending Williams col fed ‘ - nspectors, lyitter, the conditions otherwise lege wore forced publicly to parade | Pates cho co are reported — be . Di ‘ at 4 on es ee the fact that thelf mother and sis-| tors” ca | norma! beg | oe " On “hon ter, prominent soctety thators. ot] eorde ae “— fae grtanteal ‘tien in| Poughkeepsie, N. Y., were caught they dodged it.” ws the republic say that quiet has| by customs inspectors in an 6 By the code of Willams ’ been restored Start Investigation. Rioting at dad Porfirio where the American consulate attacked and partially wrecked and today the the border from |been stopped was ite Eagle jtown acroms Pass in reported quiet. ‘Troops, both federal and rurales, are stath near the town and can be rushe guard American property if it Is ldeemed necessary. A guard has been placed about the partially wrecked consulate, In the mean time the state authorities are in esticating the matter on their lown accounts and will report at the earliest moment to the state de partment at Washington. HOT NEWS That has NOT happened yet. Hut today hia smile broke all previous expansion records For when the judge mounted the bench | after removing hie bunting coat sed donning something more lsober) a lone “drunk” appeared in| the dock for trial, His name was Arthur Lindquist Arthur was! just a “plain drunk Judge Gor don was so anxious to get at the Mayor Gill bas written to the | Fqual Suffrage association congrat ulating the women of the state of fs ehington on their suffrage vic ‘6p ker Cannon and Will E Humphrey « anged messages of congratulations on their respective wen at the polos, Senator La- tte congratulated them both The railroad commission has de that telephone raten be re duced to $1 per month The S. E. Co. has added another rule to its Jong list. Transfers will be on all ines and all times Jacob Furth was pleased to hear that the council investigating com mittee will take up Arma’ conduct as head of the lighting department ut, remember, it hasn't hap pened yet The best) COUPLE DIE IN FLAMES NEW YORK, Nov. 12.—-Two in mates of an apartment house | killed during a fire last night. They Mr Mrs. William H. Ab Abbott jumped from a win the fifth on an 4 instantly 1 to death wore were bott. dow and on story and ornamental fen His wife impaled He di burn e. was COSTS MORE TO AUN A. A. IN WSING TER (By United Press.) OLYMPIA, Nov, 12—During the year ended June 30, 1910, the total income of the Great Northern rail way on all of its lines was $64,500, 000, while in Washington its income was $9,542,882, according to the re port filed. The operating expenses of the entire line of the Great Northern during that period we $38,818, while In Washing the operating expenses we 003 howing that the relation of oper ating expenses to the income in Washington was 73.38 per cent while for the entire line it was only 60.63 per cent Grant placing trict r indefinite yoars in Maricle at the Maricte, his wife ort, we found guilty oi in a restricted dis sentenced to an term of one to fifteen the Monroe reformatory 5 wife tified in his trial te That sian dancer Mikail whe at Mordkin, the Rus will be with us next week the Grand, pro nounces his first name Mick-ay-eel? That Arthur B, Calder, who ge to Chicago as the big noise of the Canadian railway, ap ? Pacific an office boy The Greatest Value on Earth The Fillmore Hat $2.50 McDONALD'S HAT STORE 1023 Third Av, Main 6260-——Phones—Ind, 1624 SEREN & BALDRIDGR Tailors and Men's Furnishers, 1107 Pike Street, Between Boren and Minor. was| pit 351 Empire Bidg., Seattle, Wash. 2 To see the numbers of Laity walang ft. Peley's " ey “and women depositors in this behaif started | essary for the): a © command to fae n, though ft me ng to the rye Were even «ing photogra FIRE LOSS TO UNIVERSITY LINCOLN, Nob., started at 9:30 a m. today tn the Mechanics and Arts bullding afte shot and killed Antonio Portopito, | hue Tay of as sisted ee an Italian boy, will not have to ac-| structure was doomed to count to the superior court for his | ton. act. Prosecuting Attorney Vander-| , 1° value of the yes, veer yesterday told Judge Ronald | $999,000, that there was no prospect of con victing Wa.sh, and asked that the charge of murder in the second de gree against him be dismissed. Walsh is said to have tried to ar-| rest Portopilo for « slight offense, when the boy, who understood little | English, started to run away. Walsh is then alleged to have shot bim. DEMOCRATS TO BE BIG NOISE ted Press.) compelled by the bs n to dre as womer war tentation ir garments, as a@ re jewelry had been hid to submit KILLING POLICE ®° OFFICER FREED Patrolman Thomas Walsh, “(2 B¥ceruess _ who | (my t CHICAGO, Nov. 12.—The control | 5 of the lower house of the fitnois| Poor Digestion, Poor |legislature probably will be with the pmocrats. Practically complete re- turns indicate that the republicans and democrats are Ued, with 75 votes each, but that the prohibi | tionists and one independent prob ably will with the democrats, bus giving them a majority BURGLAR FATALLY SHOOTS VICTIM When your stomach and bowels are healthy, your biood pure and rich; then you be 8 “f well and stay well. Medi¢ never cured a case of stomach oF bowel trouble. I can, AND DO care ry case of stomach and trouble BY DRUGLESS M when the patient will follow” | directions and take the treatmest: — | Do you know the cause of Best ache, nervousness, rheumation ~ neuralgia, leanness, falling hate, i % turbed sleep, face pimples, weak ness and constipation? Poor dige] | tion is the first cause, BS If you want to get well, and Say at a very small cost, call vote (My United Press) NEW YORK, Nov, 12.—While re. sisting the attack of a masked burg | lar Henry Rosen, a wealthy shoe | manufacturer, was shot and fatally |injured in his apartments in a fash ple botel last night. 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